The Democrat meltdowns over Trump and DOGE exposing government waste and fraud are continuing. Yesterday Sen. Chuck Schumer admitted that there's waste in government and then added a "but," because he doesn't actually want any government waste and fraud to be cut:&nbsp;

Chuck would prefer any cuts be made with a small, dull wooden spoon instead of an axe.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, on CNN, Scott Jennings got a panelist troubled by Trump and DOGE to say that voters shouldn't necessarily have a say over what ends up happening in government, especially if the president is a Republican. Watch:

But no doubt only Democrat proclamations should override government elections. If Republicans try that it would be called a "threat to democracy."&nbsp;

That's the true source of the Left's meltdowns.

It was nice of him to say it right out loud.

 {ai:summary}<p>Sen. Chuck Schumer acknowledged government waste but hesitated to support significant cuts, suggesting a preference for minimal changes. Meanwhile, a CNN panelist implied that voters should not influence government decisions, particularly regarding a Republican president, highlighting a belief that the left should maintain control.</p><p>This sentiment reflects ongoing tensions around Trump's influence and the perception of election integrity, with critics arguing that the left seeks to undermine Republican governance. The discourse suggests a deeper concern about the balance of power and the role of public opinion in government. #politics</p>

Mask Off! CNN Panelist Says the Quiet Part Out Loud About What Should Override Elections

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